Windows 10: My Laptop PC keeps switching off and goes back to sign-in mode every 10 minutes

My Laptop PC keeps switching off and goes back to sign-in mode every 10 minutes or so. Why?

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Windows 10

My Laptop PC keeps switching off and goes back to sign-in mode every 10 minutes or so. Why?

 

PC hibernates / goes into sleep mode upon logout / screen lock


I am using my work computer. It's a laptop with a power connection (not running on battery.) The laptop is hocked up to two monitors (a total of three monitors, counting the laptop's own screen - I usually keep my laptop closed, however.)
Since I am at work I always lock the screen when I leave my computer. (I use the windows+L shortcut to lock the screen.) This all works fine.

However, after about a minute the computer goes into sleep mode / hibernation. At least I think it does, because the two monitors goes black - and it takes a few seconds to "wake up the system" (the monitors doesn't come back to life immediately when I press a key on the keyboard / move the mouse, as they would if a screen saver was active.)
This is very annoying if I step away from my computer for only a short while (like going to the bathroom.)

Here's what I want:
With power (not running on battery):
When I lock the screen, I want the screen to stay on for 1 minute, then go to screen saver for 15 minutes, then go to hibernation/sleep mode.

Without power (running on battery):
When I lock the screen, I want the screen to stay on for 1 minute, then go to screen saver for 5 minutes, then go to hibernation/sleep mode.

My best bet is that this is some sort of power saving scheme thingie, but I can't seem to figure out how to configure it to do what I want. Can someone please help me with a step-by-step guide to configure my system the way I want? Thank you.

 

Windows 10 Airplane mode keeps turning on

Hi,

One of the possible reasons why you are experiencing an issue with unexpected mode switching of your Windows 10 device is due to User Profile corruption, to address this concern, we suggest creating a Test User Profile. Using the Test User Profile, check
if you will have the same issue with unexpected mode switching. This is for us to test if the issue is isolated with one User Profile or with multiple accounts.

To create a Test User Profile, follow these steps:

• Using Search, type Settings then hit the Enter key.
• In Settings window, select Accounts.
• Select Family & other people.
• Select Add someone else to this PC.
• Name the User Profile as TEST.
• Assign a password for TEST user, then select Next.
• Sign in TEST user.

We are looking forward for an update about your concern.